India Known for Diversity: Citizens on ‘One Nation, One Language’
The Quint reached out to its readers for their thoughts on ‘one nation, one language.’
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On Hindi Diwas, Union Home Minister Amit Shah batted for, ‘One nation, one language’.
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On Hindi Diwas, Union Home Minister Amit Shah batted for ‘one nation, one language’. This pitch has sparked a nationwide debate where some felt it would go against India’s motto of ‘unity in diversity,’ while others said one language will strengthen India’s identity.
The Quint reached out to its readers for their thoughts on ‘one nation, one language.’
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